The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-22 00:00:00

- : • . " • •• - ' '•• •' - ' • . . _. . . . , Locked tele ae.efe we're front the Con ;heal - , `Closed . lietittileafite for her -geode ihre'h.. at :F . ranee,i l ad,been . 01 the .Honourable • Metnlit , Who . 11 . ad . jest £k t ..m .. ' eant only in' express the exisien'ee`6'l 'Mistheft' - nicl . l as every. market,. wies to, our ,nianufhauret, how for her treachery. The maiatainance of - such it ' down, nor of ..the Noble Lore ho Preceded' hitn; . keehich all in. pit felt, he was sure he w•h• r i,,, l 'i Was it p .ssible that our , comm e rce could thrive? tharaaer for honoUr, flighit3s aind tidelityi most, - • .could :tele& any one point to *hich they could Seri- te meant to think that it was conneeled w e h aky • He - owned, that be had hoped to hear assitr- in, a long contest, .he the sorest pledgeot•success. 1 &ugly objea. But when the Speech crunprehended, political opieion wheteter, as sure wits he thit he mice front his, Majesty ?s .Minist e rs' : thht they, were if, Aberefore, , the Right Honourable Gentleman ,as it did, so many :lode - melt various copies, respeaing ' we i s wrOng. He believed they felt Mote._ i ev cfay ' anxious. foretheerestoration . . or'Pea t fe i .. and ',that :appe'site didenot - mean' to produee•any: Papers;' to i /lassie, Austral, Denmark, .-Portugal, and Sweden, than any other class the miseries of war, and w ou ld they wereiehdyete embrace an :c t pout l icy• of nee.-eoe throW -a. NIA on the inducements : for theeeopen. e •it,was eitreraely easy for any Gentleman to corn- pies ler as , any in submitting- to them.. Th e y, •i t e tiattou front whittever quarter, it anight.'pr o ceed.2 No .higeivEepeditiOte, it Wee impoesible for' him , (Are mint upon a separettepoint,. , on - which each might . common With the country, may derive a consnlati on ' s , *Pooh assn.rautteg had been given,: ta t e thee: o 444v, , Pensonby) th;•coneur ite.: that of the 'Add - tees- leeve that House intitagiug the high atnbition, ti it if consolation it could be called, in the reft e eti oll , hiteNlaiester!es:keellebreathed..a.,warliker spirt, le- ; .which pledged lihnetd. an approbation Of it • 'He : his had been the :speeds winch remainedemanwr- that . - their wriest hatelthips is lenience its , : if t o thi, , daring.. thakwe werepaadjite aa vAth ho;tiiity or • :iigreed with the Noble Lord tear him, that the ed..-And when Ministers were called to account- for ,least , Of the setrerities IMposed on their Ene t lij e g.:', only againiteFrange.huteigehist the Vil - t ele'Ard.— , :ExpeclitiOn 'Might be defensible; he wdald 'not say*. what they. had.•done, it MU:it follow that those •who They will deriVe else- no ' small encouragement -te e ai A • great. deal. had: , been said. 011 (1 1 , 84 attaa{:, 0 0 1 6).. i;that•: his Mejesty'e Ministers' were in error.. They , should do be most, would have, thernoseto• answer • the view which Europe Offbrs. They saw : the e r e. Pentiagen... .It had. been I asserted, efiet ' the '•gbusti . lrmight 13. e jnetiliable: The :fa&e4erteunkuciwn. to • for. • iie .Woulcl agree , whit: the Hon. Gentleman : gine] princinies of revolutionary devestation settl e d and . the . country Inuit . give fell' arc:dift . h.;, - his 11,1iimr, and,. therefore,'" he could net be expeetect..:te • opposite; that it would :be impolitic to adopt any into a - sin:a-ea tyranny, Iv hich instead Of ourresi i ti l ig' Miiiesty's :Ministers :for the motives. be, k ,, - . N ehlett : " -offer a'n Opinion on titam ; . bir. • should the . Right- measure by which the. char teter sof, die Country in conjueLlioh with the rest of Europe, has arm e d they ' had been aduated. He . ...yeetild.. , Sail,...ebat. Hon. Gentlenian oppositepersise in withholdieg any-- - .trig - ht . :be affeetetl, if else Powers.ef•E'nrope retained • by its menates or . corruption the rest of B ui • ope i'ttf: attack . a ,Neettral,Coutetry asm atthelted: . ,pekeete e information on the stabjett, he pledged hiniself to - theirindepetuleitee, oteif,. the Governmeot of Den. ', against its. We saw it leirt a leader iiledged t o our ' leagen:wag,prissie uniustiff-abl9. ' :It. Might he • move for such Papers as would bring the discussion I mark could have tteen considered fgee-to'felloW that rillti, who lifter exhausting the other resources of his • r• justiftable e • :lilt: .he, repented that s . p . eile'u faci e ii. was :: fairly ' before the House. . There wer•AWO-I)43illtS , , course ‘ , .hich: its hontreeend interest : di6eted. - , But malignity, e&ndeneed .'at . length that commercial hiw :.tiottiscr. ~Ft& his park l a s . c 9( sittiflot .seeetf i e,prebe.e . illliich dernandedlattention I , the first was•theright, ;no Gentlemen- would .contend, tint, there' Was a which' Mitigated.' the tvar. to both . , and converted ' '.!_liility that Denmark woeld have Sided vvVii'Vrance !the second was theepolicy-of the measuree - •teeboth : :Power en th*Gorstinent, which Wokild . have-re&htod. into the 'instruments of his hostili . tY the riji . se r y an d , :had we not attacked: here. It ibeeeedetel l .liin..ne l dre these points the Weise was at present' without. elle • the metelates of Enemy.- The question - res . oeL - te at of his OWil peeple. We Saw,. HOweVer, thi s likPly.that she eedeuld•; have resietedereence ; ril6 enaterittli; of judging and the most , objsititta44hle! '...hag the - .Danish- . .Expeditiote -.hid • been eensidered' spirit of destre6lion, disengaged from all its . otherob.: siutnineehetl e heen e an. eeastfuleene., ' We t had go l ie jiitrt afilit. - Atitlressappeared .to him to be eimitakte-1; - by the Gentletnati oepositeoleith reference.to two Jejs, thl'd cOucentrating its viritlenea.to the down.e W War. with Dentnaile; we. twd: giiiiet'b War' with , 'l-liiieSewas'ple . dged be:approve of the theaaurdeent lie:: general; propositions:; -.6.rst e oelether •themccessity fall, of thia single country', be had (notwithstanding , Russia 4. t kigria,. had, resAtlled het AandT4040,.. ; ~.t he. •r.." . ieue:hetiing , these 'Materials: before ite. The- next elite.. ! justified themeantreeand siartOly, whOtheV WO con- the enacted. ltbersee of Ministers) ads nnCed net :one; Orders of S.;ilitej.al.:unl 'othererelecikye,ipielildieroe! ::rjeet of import-nice -adverted to in the Speech was '. viaion ; of, biseiVlelesty'e. MiniSters respeaincf that step toitt'arqs it, that it remaiiied tinproeed, that:Rog. buley'erteheeeet, e 4thre: with .ee'Viieriee,;;;lrirt 'yerii . l'! ilit.e."-fiew: state of hostility in which tee were pladed at it 1cq1.3 aiiiiithOot , l,o, justifT them.' ' (il - 1 the. ,larsd cchild not be a Match for. Fra-riee, tha t thc'time under • awl) circnnistaneee t. t hie elettitsSt*vere.rts , be 'with. the Courts • _of -Vienna . and Ste Petersburgh.— • • ground .of confidenee,-slotteelie -sho.uld die disesesed to wifi still.' to come, Wheat the' glori.•s of the greal tia ailltisticl eit.ll.tleiteleoletuatiOti3 4 .'atliet,; . eiih'f.otle .;‘ , Vith regard to the War witle:.ll-eissia be 1.900(11, cencue. inethe:-Adtlyessi Jtiongh Ministers had not tion are to burn t cin' Written, inid execrating the ( et.' l'esltrc , .o.,..ivid . iiik:;tiikk 04;4 einv,..in.o64o:`‘Oiff 4pt .mbstain - from touching upon - it; because he via 3 sebreitterietse.,soorceseof-theieseeret inforrnuion ei- I girehY of Our COrlStalltiOn, We were to become 11 ip colPil)ene...Vhflolab.teslly,.pfter .the . kCEsilrYljelpto..i'utsinformed. ad' • • the . subject and -because the i- thet* . tt;:t het curiosi(r , of that 'fitaise s , at to the' vets ; pp ill the Moriarehy he was •to give ti, and in th e . 4 4 4. h.eoAelaitt.,tineelteilaVicetvegid ,be . t,lio, iii.or.';klr6-'.l...sP‘eeh premised:that the OdiciiilDocurnents‘should .geaticet.,olll.urstelperte; But-,thc.tugh. he , could give- : meson ; time deelared us, blecksided . , :not by , the pre: PQr , time 9ir 40etieeing.theee blibleag ; •: I ",'elik' l'l'cuistil i'be:faidon the .Table: As, to the feeling a hostility, , his:voterfrecole.:Mclreseoti : the-ieotind olconfelenee .sdllea titict assault of hie tiavies i etlid. the ebil; ; i quetit Vet: re tIA n 1:0111:...tho4 pithlicly..reCording. 2 ;bi,vaoi; i which - the Cunri of 'Vienna at presetir mithifestedto- ,as.. to . ; their.eseeret ioloetnetinn, ~ he l yet felt that . , destine:lkea Of ear CointnerciditStreitgili, bin by shut- . that hiS 7 M : eiest4te,S,.peeelecentetined.ne,essitritneee of F werds that of St. JiinnA's. .hu-would.only'siy 4 ., , lllat he. .could ljeeti'e . 7.- the eondi4et of :Ministerc. ulioit tang the gateS to.. his own shippine ; Seeilie all thi;, tikdi .B l ) 4iint' to e-restAreo ) 44e - , e at 'a - tiiti"Att'h'en t he 1. nothing could appear more surprising: than that . fetes: which •wereaceessiele to. them all. , If :Den- and retleaing bow far these' lire : lidions he c h ceri 1 . ,.` 41441 .044Y4, !Ile ,atintifitOtirers : . of - the, l'iii i . ;doin i England and Ateeria ' should - -; find theloselveS , i4l:: • weak . had ketieltally•werse disposed to this Country fultilled„ and On whom its f .4. l 'tcCii.is o t v ,, a ,-l are pros; .' , IxArgiPto;jeilgitt p er.SUelt i,eyOte l e t tai l j t iiits,.',‘ i hostile • array against each • callers , ' that Atte- prop, than .she bad, would . she pot li;ive.phrsued. precisely . 5t24 jr-"'NieSt; they may all learn , a lessen of encon . . •IW•rt 1 4040,1% P 0 .:Vjusiury - '6) ) ;,..rt . ;ES , t hat his awl stay of - the (,outinent •Of Enrope; ae Power thelnMe course.shil had f0t.10wed),, , ...:- Vt - ' mild she nor Liget ilea and• admonition. It reminded -MiniSte r e; Igaieslyitetielesinleeteltaieed sall.'a:,ith:i6tY of t e pic : e i is inch' had behaved with • soe toilets:firm - nese - 01k • have geleyed. hue D'eelf:rittion till. She was fully.- .notwilostanding the'.adVice or the Hop. Gentlenian it nvaSeelidieellt to express, - ae"Oeiele t t upon it. i fidelity, and which had trdhered4O scrnpuleosty• to pr , tifsarod;, nhtl' reserved Some causes of complaiat, e' ( Mr.. Ponsotiley) ..ttglittst it, -how. sincere ;holed be 1 4 4 ( 1 .-o,*ilanii.l.4tiese r prevailiel, li t teis ihstatice ; had I, ifs engagements with title countrf e ihould - suddettly ' tilt-ihe might soil.sonahly ..tnake their, the .' groend '! theirstyri: - t of their only . •ttrutining....Alty; ariJ how ,tPe , kuil!pFe'oft,i4e..Sp.eecli.been known tO the. P . ,nli.: btvcstranged from. it, was:a;_thing;alMust'incredible. 'of iter,- 4iustility ? We were' not, :to. expect . boy ! iini - Joiiil:lld to tiegoth. t 1 1 .4.01 1 4 11 Allies v, , ho Wye de ilk , ;lar . ,iPt 0,0r.,04 , 1'.i1it - yi k6f9re the deli.ln,y .. aii lit. lie did not pretend .to.itticlerittand,'it:: ''r he ;Pitpe . rs . explicit . &toleration •of their . motives : from • Powers .sertedia' It instruelis the..people•to haiiir as they , 4 3tis diii,itilty'sjould,' ,b4se,..,tieen.much leseetede:- . might solve theettietna But it hi ri Nfirjesry's Mi* . under the influence ~ of : ?niece. Denmark •hod I . have so steadily b'irtle' to . ,ConitnitidisuCces'; . hy de- . it I 1 1 w,,Spf4t;.01. ethorace 'a . great - variety - . niSters believed -that the welittle'SS Ilit)rits•;of AUStkiaN. -Retec) precisely • as. she would if - she bad , enter- ' serving ) , ir.. He concurred therefore' with the- :W., of 4- 0 09,Tbut 4:,Kkas..,ftielolige.A. epeeete; . he.tieliev, I - . bad induced her to listen to Fran, •titily ought to- . .: ed - taw, .tho• views ok our Enemy, mid • this dress, tint that House wets called on to :set thie, ( V. , thq, W.'l .terikea:4:l:reieTtjae. Chair. ,flCrepiliede .: heVe beep hi thek condad as larhearing? and 1111heit. • • was , a - : suilleitut gtotniti .-for the . measures adopted artyle-of fortitude. and,exhortetioneto hold •hig! the teereter;e, I tee..i.aq*eciriepeaton ie,:spettit#4 ilatiguege• to that Country :as , t,emperate . i;t4.4.'possiblei.:l; . :*.igtnisters.'„ahe extraordinary _concentration .of cbarnaer of its magottnimity, tresat4fy the country i tJ AA lito.eetetet4leekees;e4l,44.d.o4 not ec4a4t ~olt;, t. ! &pother Most important parr (II Itieiertiiisty"a•Speeeh 'French Troops 01,1-ehtefreteeirs of. Holstein, -end the- that all it . enjoys is the: fruit or ite leyelty and - ,pirit, • CS4Iql.. 'lltteien-Ate4, % • leAteecie.; etit :thatiertie !tespeeteri stveden. Very little titneelifitieleeriedisinoe. ' 'submissions, of , I),:nmark to the Decrees of France, nod ''ll that - it sutlers tl ; I lit ..e, price `t.): eliatni,nc.; to be 4 14-o'l.s.ctar b K,,44ol. '' ,eelpt..„o,r,.AVar witlePrioCe:•• '.''the - Press of thia: CoLtitteY a plieitre ' d ' - tre-hare • 110.• - attlkiherf-reinututrancel. against' our .tnaritime-rights, Brit in to satisfy Franea that our ,det ern; ti•ti i,ll wily alld•49 , ..tli . Sk t „Ox t e.ti:." ; q,b,q..iip,tiniiit, - Tergi!hil4 'other theme • than the. dotaterestedtenereq . ,oy, 041 Atlgtethett with iptir 0 4 :tibve-anil.torritiilahle narst equip,: riAeS with her hatred, and in COnVi,icillg tlif.! WOrld Vg!tiio l .44or, 41141)4t) - .".01 4' k. ‘l4piilio' ri of the Ktili '''p:itriotisiii,' the magnanimit y of ' UM.' 4-ilrapet or :rifle ennuis, weee.eurlicieet.evidelee,-; of bersultinission. to .ot the. bcTundlessnes-i of our resuure, , 3 An i tlio itrclour g,V' .1411. 9i9r Ittirricoutsliktis 'll theXenre of,,ten...' littgsia-; nO iiraise . 43S thatlght teloiritttli)ViAltl;••• litionapOTlK•4 l olo - ther•grOunil,:id his .. eottliderlee in Mi-; of wee ?C ii at the same time to tell inetn, el it ~..erts vv. "9! akl .i.: .! i . h';,'4 A4,''''' - i1 ik . .'0r . ',' , _,,c t1 ' .. 0 9 1' r5.T. , 4 ,1,4f g 1 21 . .., i, ' I'o' •V;44 l i r ft' a :•;7: Alls ,142 - p . T." -:: CaAJO''* . t) - 11 tht,::Hinise- , 10 tor/ H ider the.. resters was derived froi`n a Niitn;/ of thc,state or r.,..ui-iip,..-.. .v...e..' :even ; to - Chatige • ; conditions, 'and I -.; ' ; ;''li ne..0.1,e el. 5 ev. " 444 A404), tilW.niethee'isblefk-'6l . ,i)eft;:e . *: ,, ,liimout t ! s yjee . Crotvn, tied to enable' Wort ete firitil hit .. Lai C 11.44% t____.: i tis pust;kastyameey-ottieit eekletetee lee said,: :and: : 14iitice.rhe greator. sufferer, 'We . Irati rather, whatever 4 ,7 ii ir , .. e ,, e e . et:yfe i ' 'ereeieeetterelne:kreielle.il . i:ipt.r.:; .. 444 . ;agertunfts• with•Swetfeu.• - WhAtt cad - tine l'ild:411 !•-,-' , •1(161i• boirgn,iasiope. : .-colifederat-ed. aS•sile - i3 •;Iglliti•it , (4 Cr pain, that thepunislitnent sliwild .g 0 on to . L t .Q". l ' „a:attlikhysise.l34ngleiretleteliuset;r: ereetei'i* T • ; If' it meant ' that his Majesty had cencluded.-a - sabeike' r AiletPlejlittesire-eehose7Deciericite% ageing- 4 . 11! . . , :1:1p4 death than li.i.; the . rod "which stionr . ,;;'.l us. • Rd' 44 e0ihirk•hig.,4 1 4, 1 „4,ii' ils i t itbstrie'faiiiii4ttf4f;; ; •,. he ' - diary treifty with Sweden; *theft . *bald invotee thksPe l'Utteelrtsedifi:thotigheiti-k.ceVslirvio.,conc.L.N.tl in the - trustechtitu vote th.:.;y shotild t hiS night - come to, would Fpula a.t.0 . 0.cii,45 40 44,u,p 1 ay.40:,phi 4 01447(t0t0 , ,410:::: : .. C - Cuetry in new exeeneeS, such a. measure noglirbeki - Itttril corelittoos 'otihetepeaeee:to itessia, who, undcr • go . far to this accomplishment of their- dety, that it 3q.et ..iteo ~...,:e4l.lseee,a'Ciletle p elpera.Nle4.7e'venliie wise,' but he we recommend the Hen;Gent lemon , e gro'ater di4i.•?4, stip I.,nodooproteelion- from French would in this - opeuitig of the Sessien give the favour '4.4e.,CeiiilOille'.Teiliteltie.d..; site.to be cautious, else iti ttn'r) ur threwMoeths --: ceheroul,ie her ntibeoeett sleueth --to. Port e• 1 who tble ea nest f - th . ..r - iiitnre deliberations, and be. ' , .'..1., .. , • . C0MP0105 . 1. 1 4,M . i . ~ ', Atei . iiili,r4n ' p AMA, otti.,.oCtlie, the y might get up alid represent- the I-Ling.:of Seee..- -- : equally,foend none in lier•weitithess , gtnivoropliftllool oily in expressing the sentiments of atfeEtion and . eginutli v ;.l.,Al,4 .4 . ii . : Atio, : s i urii t 'r. t 14: tirliiit . tstilea . i - ' deo in the •sarne . coleura as . those in Which Iticy hat - and to ,Austria; , ',Wilo,..v.vithout' any insi:kinte. jute- atippott.Which the unatiimous pernotistu ef, a British . ofeutgreett4tere:lnAn y :(4'ennteyAiightfe3.r.*.e.tC ego; :, , - that niglit'painted• the 'Emperor . of 'lltis,fic•,. , - Witt, • rests, seems fi).teeffinftt , t hitt mnrititue •lee , , , ,ue only to • Perliament is ready to carry 'to the 'Throne. . ~ cure a Ittee t eg e nrtiti,l. ; etene * eekt,eace#e:re"iiriepetible' fueduld answer:that the eorepartitive:eetaliellowor ofee.ftnieh au t teeetue4 ea-this confederacy ; to•sapply Mr..IVIIITRIMAD,' whatever might hare been it \Nair theiLtilift . ,.* ofe,-,iglu 4 *ts:'...He flegged hoc -. SWeden cOUld maintain its' glaiund, When 'iarger.!!..,whuteverwas;iiisis.hight,wantiug its green% front the his disposition not to trouble the House ev . ith any, t'ae4settkinitateete4., ikat e,..ttske . frneeStiltitOoe .. aeltroing, • States weretOmpelleded give eteOle 011 toeeetlejeel , ' - tetalogyeaf tilb rest . .of Europe, •and .to.sbow how ,ob ervationa •on that bteasioh,_. could not sit, : silent . . linanee,eeeefitore• Al.,46tiVe . A:Neety, elinule taileety ef!ekineriea, and the Ordere:of`Cifttecil, infiirmatearr ' tiriserable.in ietid was. the deception e • if , . Dem nark rifter the spele ecof the. Hen, Gentleitan w itellid.a "stun ~ t.a._111.1; A t4i . 79, l ; cT,',Etilti6; . Teyttince Ile .also was tti thg, laid ecfOreeh , teileuae.: . - He.batl , nti: ever imagined that alone, .of every other State, : just sat down. However' he respeeted the talents hbnoti:Ette i lalOeven . i:ed, tte4raiow e elee heed, , 21. t th dis eare to anticipate the diScrieJien on4lieSeiinporteritee , was to he exempterle'retin .the •invasiony or her -nett- of 'that Hon. Member, end the discerntfient with .. l'iltrlietelar elisue'Wev*tilly"ief.alciiv intich it be - Ind deticat subieets, - and trill" the informative ietrality.. -Was froonaparfe's :Declaration. to. hirnSelf, . which he applied Oleic in eotnicentitte on• the - eerne tegiesetueekireityetn i ttse nalegreeritt'to which :Ipivaretl, .it appeared to hinf,' that , -it. woold.bt , ' all Enropei Allan • •heilevoted excepting .Dennearl qaenee of those who had preceded.hrat, he. coind - she wee er nA t 'e e e e li ) ; e le t,h - O t gelie - „ey../teedignity, by , - highly - improper: to sty much upon -them: If With alastg-coavy, with a ware extertded commerce, .; .not agree with . Linn in his obeereation, Copetieg . a : , 11 "H rotWsea t e. . e:,Waienliesi' redd.Y.,(O.adeile, that ' 'the measnreeadopted were abseletely -riecessary:to •,. aud with she keys of the Baltic in he r . hands, would ! ,:clefeet of sagacity to his Hon. Friend C:l,-. Pon nis I\' . 4, i ri Ll 5 t 0* 9 ‘ .;1 4 1 . 14,4 V‘ . t:iiiiy• . jiki,6;; ( l in.. vittdicate the 'honour, .to aNert' the righys; eat' :0•••ehe haereatlowediter to reirtain as , ! a monument of re- ' sonby),. than whom .no tuao poSsest,ed that f'ciehlty e a 55,„.,..,,,...,,..„... ~,...,,....... Ti,,,ifoxt I - Maintain the interests-of - the Country, no one would . .4 prieteli to •of iurroending •"'e ouutrio i • Sn a more eminent degree. : . Neither - the Hoe. Gen snoteet.ofereat.importalece l e lite - Majesty's Speech - be' more !tied hi: their praise than himself. ' There .! and: to•heee ,broltetr.the continuity. of-Am.-chain .tlernan with all hii talents, nor all the concentrated was tilio .: Vtik.... - k#4iiits4rount. Oh regard .to. Co , . . was another material topic •wheelt might have heen ;.which . hinds eveiy , ,abort of .Enrope ? • He .ought .edents of Europe, could 'overtitrit the. etertni ovine'. peuhagen. - 11: lie - Might descilet:i;what'appeareil - to ' embraced its the . Speech, on -which profound sileoee '; litst toquir the subject as lictut•-• bestow tug a reintirk . pleS of justice Willa' his nOll. Yriend Lad asserted. him th e iittemotA t o . li ivi 4 j ett es .. mi n iet er s'on: this 'lied been obeervedeehe meant tile state of Iretandee dn i tie opinion -Of , thel ,, ,l . obleeLorti (Lord .41011), . •Tho Hon. Gehtleneen had [incited a , pas Sage froth _ Point l ekteteeeled olit - ern frOni, pain:me : et' ae t iiiiqueli- it were4o , have a 16 , 15 protrwaett contot , ‘vl);citi.n :that the Expedition should be condemned, because , ,Vattel, ,in juitificatiolt of the Expedition, to Copth..... tied approlxiiit;nm e 'l l eli:i: cl,Aiitit . ,.,,,y . i t h6u . j . l4 , i li g.he. 7. :from the teitetif hits M e eesty'S SPeeeh k " and frotli the ' • the C;rovete 'Prince Waft ii Hnlsteitt, • and his threes bagen t but this leessage would taut apply . to th e de lore it etiee,exidehee of lee" uroh4 . i.irtho iiiotivek - , observaitens' that had been 'rlidde'Oe" .. the opposite.: unprepared Strengc as . that sentiment might be fence of a meaniee su cruel and unjust in its. o r i ti . • bY'whict they had bye . n impelled . They ,;ver e ready . ;side,' seemed likely; no "consid - eretioneealled more' lto his mind, it excited 'no • surprise.. They • had , cieles, and which he feared would pr ate so banefei., to submit to the ei e ese e theeVeimie relating' to the ,imperiously for the attention of . 'Perliarilent. He :. communicated the polities . of the. school .of r whieli• in i!s consequences to this conntry. fleag'reed m e t h intercourse. *tweet, : -St., peteleburgh- . a n d Vienna, ;supposed, .litiiit;cvt;r E lli . ttllte.necessitY4et solutetnea- , the Noble I:ord is •a disciple, or -perhaps. leader, and his'Hon. Friend, that-it was possible it might te e . j es . • buLthey : seemed desireus.An - lib,tain..froch.the+rci., sures on this .: Subjea held not escardthhe betice of ; when the Xenia Lord (Lord 1 - 1..• Petty . ). ;tenet:weed i : titled; and he hoped he would follow u l ; h ti al,:el I.ll;(l:th t lee e d, diop - ne uet pap ers . e , bid e lee to a steo e ive ee tta ;Got ernmerie, and that' during. the Seikion they might : that their leading policy was '4,' • nos rebris..serviim.i. 1 he had,kiVeri fer papers to,ascertain that . point.' The ...... • in' itself what otight toic th e de ,a rest. o hjeei of na.., be -induced, to :1364' torvva rtlesoine 'plan • 'to meet ; sect:runs, - or that they would never assist. 3 frktitl • Hori."Mernbet who' had Secotikd the Addres si and Canal concern-,--pationai charaeter.e He impeil he. that, necessity: . - kie . • t't'ilvald now • only add - , I,lt at'' till: they were in a codi ntion .not to want it, he could forevhotn be eatertained a hih g respA e, ' sheuld neetin charged Will, as'p e iet y n e the f ein a r ks .. 'he heti rit'i intention to lake the sense of the HOIts6••••:iiot but -think i liteadvice Of the Noble 'Lord pelifeEt- : •of 'the. privet° rtiartility Of - the -expedition ; • b ut h e whiclnie kit rthiediley're?nak e . onVh ie h i d f a ll e n- °fl e etly parr 01 the.Addrese. 'He' only toped4hit '; Irnatural, that we should never resist ate enemy till wtindered;'thtat Honourable Gentleman - did frontlhatt&atakeiViover :of the•A l td re , 4 ., . alic i ti l i tii .t he '. . he. should Oet be 'considered as giving his rifilnaiba- - 1 they art .in - a condition to despise . - our. resititebee. . blush '; for 'etre' Right } L ion. Geotien s Jan' bel o w hi m , lititi.. , -,5 :. loit • eiptd heard the Noble. 'Lord wit h , hi ti to ,tha s t i !: i z e tr s t v o i f it t i t t .i i ‘ v d ,t o hi res es s ii W y h w it i l l - t i F e .. i c t o : n li cu e, rr w e a tl s 7 ! s ( i N a !r p . c i s ‘ r i tiig tl ta i l e at i n ‘ i r p h e t n ii ! t i t l o tu. l.l ) rit . ) . T he l e lle a s v t e iO re lls, t ; i t l i e f 'l v t a tt r i i : , ‘;‘ l : l lle ii6 n ll l . l l l l 3 ,i k d ilt b g t,.e tl n ta s t o o la b i S , e g r% c '3 :i t l i i e li l l a g. . ~ 111 .) - o l an d : . ti ll i i lLa. ,: t t.): :p ilei s .r, .gf OW ,fgl- go ecpunt'in . the conside'ruble abi.,' with his 4 lit,) . eoltid ie,ff4 eispntyed 'e but wiih fhe,htgbeet : iatleenced on thi4 stibjet - t: His 1‘14% . if - mig,l4,hlve . Ong topics which arose . out of the Address ; they - ..tleferxe of morelity mid .s:/ j,ll or a t o r,' tu p, a , ti t j et ,,,, t , • defcience and res"ppet (t'iWarnS ' him, he waS bound leid.eauseto ;let 'as he , didee.the. House wai.igitodita `i with him bespoke intlividitilly the prudence and ac•- , fo and out t' 'at ow-1 ( 1nel as is at roue, and i hat Bno -0:1:kt h v i 44 : t6lriAlicip;a ;; (ll.o.!4tv,.4.l . ens. 4 . lll ,.the.dee tt e ti es he ' l ad . of that - cause, Had - he voted without otPlahatiOnel tivity of MinisterA, and .presented in the aggregate 0 nap:irte, Who had beeii all that mime iv () ,• s oi pp i„,, broach.ed, t ,,,, 114:1.fpkittirs,.- isu hig Majdity's Speech. jus-,. - awl had 'he. aftereverds . Oikleinned this fnealnire, it , prospeft thu roost satisfattury. What'll - 110u ,be the Baal, 55 13 right. By the atteek . iLp, p e t i ii D ati ,:n: l l.l tilicd - the'"nti'Ack,tA '''lt .! ‘Cmai t try, i l eutral . :(a s it y e t might have beep :iaid, " Why' do you now 6 - etisere , iTsue Of these our endeavours, whetheepeace or war, ' had giiined fifteen useless litilke, but / L id ' e: . i io d 1 ,,, appeared), Itnir iintiffend-i tie (as ir yet • aPpeared), ..theeof - Wilieb . you - .. formerly approved ?'' to' the fhe could not say iif ever,- we tied the hope of similar ; •inextitiguishable hatred is: va t s ti , e ur h; e e: l l. , sts th o a l t t t i lhee p aattneat:k , . . br'&l44rigg';.t.l 3 / 4 11#terttlinaticit):.,,es.kied ...on . th o .history Of ...I!'eutepe; for the- .last century, there Wait - suceesi ; if litrace e the .eenseioosness thnt we have ,' awl' given' the tebole maritines Part QP 4 'ronice to y. se4e4he .FlevC of -.Denmark, : a n d no event whith so SeriouSly cleft - landed:the atm:Ride earned :it. 1114-- peace... of - which they hid that i country to France. to ceeVei,t,it, intO,tife'eneanS of. litcsiiirty , iiaiiiic Hai - of the Eiegtish Nation, as the attack •on Col/entitle Oenight ateatel so riItICII he Would entrust to the hands ' was•mede in 'Order to prevent Denmark f vorn jol nii ,„ Country? • Thigeeete thee,ol46fir•atioaritnetetes - p ete eh, gen. He . sincerely : belied that Ministers •hadete "of lelittisters: They evould on the one . hand' per- • FrAnee; hat 11'1d it not . shiat us out fot : n ti mt c d,,,,*,'. ' Tint tise:N.64le4LOrd attd the thatiAiSpcotidcr i 'justi- condueled thetriselves'•es to deserve the 'approbation • eeive sutl'eistimate Whit the sineerest hive of peace . AO', amid throwil '' its WhOle resotireee ; l e o t he fatet the.step.that•hiteNlejesty e hed.teelettg_forteorne, .. of the people; of England ; if not;•the•peePle:Vinold..'i: must 'admit • to. LlO .. diSCOUrilgilig j that peace, ia . its oilrr at . it i e ti c? „ ;If atel‘,tin ciet:s t:i inriar i i . steis il assrtetl e tha ) tt k lie , y cc, i ttinst e ht . lte t And had been IQ() lo n g pa'!letit of the tiagelous'con.. 1 . fake 6:ire:never to involve tbe chamber of the . Con :l• I . moat tiliterillg'flAiieaV would be little. more than inform o ' duet tifFeanca to -01Poweis,' and that he was I try in 'a disgriteefurtrausatlnde. ' ; -.' a•shspensibo ofhostilities,'And that no formal-411 Of '-kePt back; but which jestitied ther co l id u ee I? rat . - 3 :: tight eireetiePaittiVg :41'etnethef , Courseewhich -ultil l , elfr. - Meeelveee s aid, theye - gh.-theeqeetlemert; du i t 'Government coold'root out rancour nnd itide. jun- this heart he believed they had tione—biit if . they" tlaat,li felr 4.„9ukrgscribe4 to, bitbA:lf. . Now with ,1 the other side ItadCOndertfited Mitiy of the measures 1 lousy. i kand: it therefore tve did .return the •sword ;' laid,. they owed it to the }rouse t o p ret te e e if . i s h ' e ' s r_ i egaid . to' aleirit 'Oi'li:;cid-ilif . justifi6aircitt; 'froth the t adverted AZ in the SpetCh from the Throhee it hadanit 'l , that 'ontehand mwit never quit the hilt,' anti. above till, lion. Gentlenian 'under . the; gallery ( Mr. Mio,,) I neler tn inationOteFrahee.to elide:iv our. to 'Compel the i been asserted by any one, that they hed no? .been i feeling- that ; Blionapartc would . ..in' his terms wish tr surfed th;it the culleeeien o f t h,.. a n e ea , 11 ,., i - 1 ,,, 01 - 1 , . Dette cto j u w . elm b g etele t ,Oonfeeleraey. alpinist this:l ceMpletely: suecessfui, and whateeer 'they:Mit - Ift i• to ildestioofour MitritiOic,. supremacy, a patrimony ",t he frontiers - el . Holstein Was , poor et - t h e e , ,fe cu e• c a.Ri c tr v ; . ( Alei tte ei , e r, e ur, G ovel im ie n,t ins attacking thinic . of the principle upon which those meastireit i entiided upon . rts, and.' therefore nor matter of ne!.so- ' :81,all-,i lig t ) c t Wet:ll the Co inn Of Copeel le ,, ,en He e t h e tlie'Lee t fetetee t ie effeint elik F'ket of - Dentetark ; with- I were Thatufed, they eouletriot but consider it fortunate ' eistioro, , they would judge how' far a peace was pro- • •00tuts of RUSSIZI aiad Pr;111CO. But if i_Y c i„.„,,l. ' bad , uutl {4lo , w ing..vtei t ethott-0r...n0t-sh6 :scould'lrAve agreed' - - 1 for the CO:tint:Ty, tlittt they had by stkeesCi pMved 'I ItilSinor under ' welt type's:net-I=S. jle- -repeated it, , ,leagottl'with Russia end teance, : w e i - i t „e ire .l4,:„ l i , topii.j.,kk it t co t it*roy,,, was beyond his cotnprer henefielia wits ihtetests: . lie could,' as ithaut ditTh' that were Buonapat telo abdicate his throne., and tle- ,that she would have cell'c,••ttl tier army e t z e e k i nd hensiote.e .If 'c o mprehensible at all, it must. beiroin, I ctalty, coecier in the Address, ,becAnse he 'had ne pose all his minion 'Princes, were- he to ' restore to to resist' the attack of tile le,w e r a ce ee t ~,,e,„.z . ) the slipedsaiesnehat shave:airless of Denmark might ; hesitation :in giving as entire apprchatioll to 60 eon . - .I France her legal Gevernnient e . and en Europe: the ,: had formed a conneetital. t" iee , thi s p e indoce her xe submi , .1 . 'N e j e ', if . he t i ndereteod the duct Of his 'Majesty'S' GOVeroment..• If Ministers balaucd-of pw oer, tilt/ NVOill(Lnot in his mind be assertion 'against aiie,rtion anJ ; he h a d e , e .: e - ~•, , :i otireegreend ofejtisti catioit; it wak ‘ thet o'urGeverii- : . had, since the terminatiOb of . ) i the last . Session. of equivalents ler. the sacri fi ce of our command at see, •ie saying that he bqieveil . the aisr,.!vti6tl oi nient were 'h'Ar "(i&eid"ttb •eeiii'lor • any . indications ,' Parliathent, ' perforated • so' many . services' to ' the - or justify -IVtinisters in dishoriourior thia. unottainted • Royel of Den iti3l,t . 4,1 to lad ati„,- : -. i f , frnm Neutral Natioes ; hot thet beeattseßuobaparte :,' Nation, if "they had •erowded, es 'tad 'been' well title, horevhich we style ourselves7Eitglishmen.. - Oh Ministers ' ; and Ih.trz . i he inust eNPress' hi; .-. • ~.,,, ~ j. „ bkd at,leai. unjti;;tly to snch nationc, opr Govern- aud ~ably :grated by his iioneneable Friend,: int( . ' 'te , other 'hand, -he -trusted that . Ministers were the Noble '.1_.0! - ,I ‘,...11't; Ilia ii , ,,iv... , :1,,1 14 ., Mint Ni;e're 'antlior:oed: in alin g . 'nuiumly. too' o' . In s 'shirt 'n space of time, a 'lt Maier number of . folly .:.a.a.ti t tlee. •to '' the exigenciee, that. - tecittire ',no Livegi•ieti wyto in in ;', (,: r . tu;[ the . whale 0)111-4 4 ., ist 7 the preitnt . war .it . hi,a . been .initicAttit . events 'thin' had vili*.' in ''', the com- ' speeches -.•orpetitions , ,to •tell . l(lettl' thlitLlMVai i ens 1. tin . Pritiee. It ' 1.,1e ..),t1.:..;' thc hligi t iv4st nfkttl i t 6:an - itry; that hei conduci WO Tilts Of tiltinidar'peift6d be6 . fi`tTCcOtWirlithed,'"dtidCer-, most .be : •eumerous e and tie: prefitire‘..titylorettly li led, if he had iiiit. it'C. , Oil 1 . , :I'a-a ' t ca , ,i, ; i ... beeit'ulte byely 614',' 10 rhearingjuA,'and' nickl eee ratetainly , thlitilied beetteefre6,tid'hy'the AdthinhttritiOn ' sevete4, - ",:. Heehoped • 'Ministers . ..vere nO - It. 't the only pILN upon whii:ti . tc: . ,llEt pri;;" : , ;t lialfflbelinliV isi used is 'h atiketieg,C4litrit iii that, which preCedetl them in office, het:6od not - pOlisinfY persone_ who -wanted the: teaching; that peacte:ehas prtSent war, iina 5;. , .e',V11111 . :! li ' tiddit; tdttititi c e the 416Onle`tiNntiliort their ditE . P...' , ..feeliny (lifil.FOßyitikti[iplorting:theAddieki wilial e.:t- feworesalainities than - war.--44eil, .iu vitYclicatiOn c if he was i n i tns ibi d to ' per . st ,i l . l ! etiltit's with firmness, that however unjust and Op. pressed,appmbation of their Intlintrei. kie.looketill' i i4!•: that•part,of the.bountry (York) Witt Wbiell'he'wtts wifuldnor be , v(. 1 .,1 - tta1.,,1. i. I . ,_.,,., I, i -,;.,.,,,. L ,,, ,L It 1, prOstileffle,lifWor'lrrafiti a i. hid laecii:,' Ea r glapd 10 1 4 on it to he nCiitionsideral,/10e$Cdfilleuillibjcsetian.' lecentee ti n e eleae . lie would .4dy, ',that :if the 'Noble it4C*ldrilhellieguage iti 4 -Vinea:arileittOite. til4tbsAi6n ' "!..a.bd:.'i bad: been ice able nature. of the Allivakilthi4 , ileither , thavglitily 1 Lertn(Milton ) . serpoeed stl,:at .tli - .it Obilio i voice as ... vii," . ) ii„if . - bebo 'irt:ilii4itee , e.:''.l . y , !, -, i; ,,,t •,,-,„ ~.. „ i •,. - ' ...- 4 . - . • -'. ' • , . . ii: - If - - • - ....$ .- t . tio' • ~. , 1-, ~ _. :,.i'.. , ::, ~ ..„ -; ..- . ~ .;; ,;.:., , . .. .., .